Caltech grad has radio program down to a science (Whittier Daily News) PASADENA - Sandra Tsing Loh's self-described one-a-day vitamin for science spilled out farther into the airwaves last month with radio syndication on a Southern California station with a different audience base. [News Source]

Researcher wants Vitamin D added to food (Newstalk via Yahoo!Xtra News) The nation's chronic Vitamin D levels have an Auckland University researcher calling for the nutrient to be added to food products. [News Source]

Vitamin D levels too low (TVNZ) Concerns about New Zealand's chronic Vitamin D levels is leading to calls for the nutrient to be added to food products. [News Source]

Farmed salmon has raised concern among consumers. Consumers are concerned over reports that farmed salmon are being given antibiotics, that the fish are eating other fish with contaminants, and that salmon are being fed color-enhancing pigments. [News Source]

Depression study concerns (Adelaide Now) SOUTH Australians view vitamins, minerals and tonics as more helpful than antidepressants in the treatment of depression, a study shows. [News Source]

Cook’s Corner: Salsa sensation (Louisville Courier-Journal) The best summertime snacks use the bounty of the summer, capturing the goodness of fresh vegetables and fruits and spicing them just right. Salsas are a good, low-fat, high in vitamin snack to perk up flagging afternoon spirits. [News Source]